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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-19
ROYALTIES FLOCKING TO LONDON.


THE QUEENS JUBILEE GCESIs-AMtRiCASs Mho
WILL ATTEND THE CEREMONIAL
LONDON, June ls-The King OF Saxony. Prince Lud-
wig OF Bavaria; Prince and Princess william. OF Prus-
sa and the Princess OF saxe-aeinngen have arrived In
London for the purpose OF taking part 10 the ceremonies
attending the Queens Jubilee There arrived also In the
course CT day Archduke Rudolph. Crown Prince OF
Austria; Prince Ernest and Princess Alexandrne' of
saxeCoburg- -Gotha, and Prince Henry OF Prussia sec
ond son Prince who arrived with an escort
Of seven German torpedo boats the King and queen OF
Belgium; Prince Gustsf, Crown Prince OF Sweden ;
Prince Karl August. heir apparent OF SAKE Wemar ana
Monsgnor Rufo scila, the Special Papal Envoy. The
German Crown Prince and his family are the guests OF
the Queen Windsor Castle where the royal Visitors are
enjoying gala time. . 40, ,,,, -.
The following Americans will attend the jubilee cere
monial on Tuesday james Russell Lowell. General Law
ton United Minister TO Austria, who arrived To-
day; James G. Blaine Senator Hale. Senator Mclher
son and Congressman Perry Belmont
The Marquis OF Salisbury, at the Queens command
has requested Mr. Phelps. United states Minister 10 al
tend at Buckingham Palace Monday to deliver Pres
dent Ceveiand's jubilee CONGRATULATIONS ~,
Prince George, second son OF the Prince OF Wales VIII
accompany his older brother. Prince Albert victor 20
Dublin participate IN the jubilee ceremonies 10 DC heu
in ST. p atricks Cathedral In that city
PARIS June ls-The JOurn al des Debdts has dispatch
from which that tho autograph letter sent ny
tho Pope the Queen OF England congraulating her
upon her Jubilee wish for tho re-eStaDiis-
ment Of official relations with England
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MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

MISCELLANEOUS HALLWAY lNIELLtOENCH'
FORT WORTH June 1S tspeciab. General Dodge pres
ident OF the Panhandle Construction Company aud
largely interested in the Fort Worth and Denver Railway
arrived hero to-day accompanied by President Morgan
Jones and other officials OF the road He says l,oOo
families have taken homes on the line OF tne roso nis
spring. coming mostly from Kansas. Five towns nave
been started. The Denver, Texas aud Fort worth Is
tween Trinidad and Emerys Gap There will DO l2o
miles of the road 10 Mexico The gap between iae Two
in twelve months Crops are reported unusually sooo
all along the road.
COLUMBUS, June 1S (SpectaD.-In the Hooking Vaiiey
Railway suit entry was made to-day whicn SHOWS
that there will be decision Stephenson BurKes
motion to dissolve the injunction tying up the stocks and
bonds standing In the names of himself and others untl
next fall at least A. Harrison, counsel for burKe'
has been given until July TO file his brief In the mouon
argued at length by Burke, Ex-Governor Hoadiy ana
Dons sny decscn until July i5 at which the
not In session and all the chances are tnae nero wi"
be no decision until the September term Oh court
MILWAUKEE June 1.-THE Wisconsin Central to-day
filed articles of incorporation at Madison consolidating
under the management OF one company all the roads
and branches Of the system heretofore existing under
several names They include $50 miles OF road Ine
capital stock is sloOooooo OF wnch S'ooo''"" p'0
ferred stock
CHICAGO June 8.-For the meeting OF the Nauona Edu
caona Association of Chicago July H. all lines In the
Western States Passenger Association and the Cenra
Traffic Association will carry persons 10 Chicaso iroh
July to July and them until September lo al
one fare for the round trip plus $2 All lines OF tue
Trunk Line Association and tie Southern PASSENGER AS
sociaton will carry persons to Chicago from July "
July IL full fare certificates furnished py
Canneld Lawrence. Kan, and W. ID farker raimoi
House. Chicago and return them at one-thrd fare.
ITHACA N Y, June 1s.-Bert Hayden. station agent az
wavsry has appointed assistant general freign
agent Of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company to succeed
the late John Whttle.
WINNIPEG Man.. juno ia rumor was current
among the Canadian Pacific officials here to-day tna
Vice President W. C. Van Horne, Of the Canadian Paclnc
would he appointed succeed the late President MUCH
ell, OF the Chi cago, Milw aukee and st Paul
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LEASES OF THE BODYKE TENANTS.
CONVICTIONS FOR RESISTING EvICTIoNs-CRow
DISPERSED BY POLICE.


DISPERSED BY POLICE
LONDON June 1s.-Tbe agent OF the OCallaghan
estates at Bodyke which have been the scene OF the
recen eyctons writes TO The Times stating that almost
all OF the tenants held undereases at the judicial rates
made by tho land courts They paid their rent regularly
until the National League melted them to demand 80
per cent reduction then many Of the tenants paid
their full rents secretly and had their receipts back
dated prior the League mandate and some went so a
as to impOre that eiectments be served on them al
though they had paid all In order TO avoid the League
Vengeance "The whole resistance the agent says,
WAS due to the action OF ten tenants In the hnal
negotIato nineteen tenants offered 10 accept pro
nosa 10 nav 23ls in lieu of the 1902 due, but Father
Hannah declined the offer on behalf of tho tenants IN
Conclusion the agent have not the least doubt
could have effected peaceful settlement but for the
mischevous interference Of outsiders"
DUBLIN June 18.n the special court at Ennis to-day
ba while resisting eviction at Bodyke was committed
for trial. ., .
At the Ennis special court to-day forty three persons
thirty three being women arragned on the charge
of assautng and obsructDg the police during tho eVc
tions Bodyke The proceedings we're adjourned until
to .
of the tenants arrested at Bodyke for resisting
the officers evict them have been sentenced 10
prison hard labor for terms ranging ftom one 10 tee
months. After being sentenced they were taken 10
Ennis Station under heavy escort OF police. CROWDS
OF sympathzing people gathered ana cheered inc
prisoners and became demonstrave that the police
orde red TO charge and dsperse them. This they
did with will and piled their batons 80 vigorously that
several Of tine people were severely injured.
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LYNN, Mass, June Is Special. There was opposi-
ton among the Grand Army to the entertaining OF the
Robert T. Lee Camp OF Confederate veterans as such
in his city to-day but all objections were nnany
waived and the Virgnians had royal reception.
participated in by the city government the shoe ana
Leather Association and the Grand Army. Business
was generally suspended, and it was a holiday m
the city. Banks and factories were closed. The
yirguians ana John A. Andrew Post, of Boston, TO
the NUMBER of nearly 200 arrived here from Boston
early in the morning. Accompanied by local military
oompanies and the Grand Army men they marched to
the CITY Hail. where Mayor Hart delivered an address
of welcome The city government and the Business
Mems Committee here Joined the procession, and {"
short ieet parade took place. oo
Refreshments were served to about 900 people in
n large tent on the common. Judge John w. Berry
nre.ided and there were speeches by Mayor Hart,
representatives of Lee Camp. Henry Cabot Lodge,
Colonel Allen G. Sheppard, of the Governors stan
Commander David Walker, OF tho Lynn Grand
Army; Senator Asa F. Newhall, Captain Benjamin
Pitman. Alfred A. Moore aud others The Nhginians
we're entertained at tue Hotel Boscobel by committee
of LYNN ladies' After luncheon the Nirs mans were
taken In carriages about Lynn and Nahant. At the
latter place Henry Cabot Lodge extended courtesIes
AZ IN, house. aud shortly alter o'clock the visitors
/ loarded the steamboat at Nahant for Boston.
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A VICTORY FOR CORNELIUS VANDERBILT.

PIrrsBuRG June 1S (SpeeiaD.-Judge Stowe made an
order In Common Pleas Court, No l. today In the equity
suit OF Cornelius Vanderbilt against joseph ne"no.'
David Hosetter and Others officers and directors OF tho
p,tSbure and Lake Erie Railway, sustaining the third
OF Mr. shrass demurrer on the part OF 'he
Pttsburg and Lake Erie Railroad namely that all oil the
pare, signing the trust deeds should have been made
pares defendant Instead of the four mentioned IN the
hill and directing that the names OF NJ W. watson Jo
,eph NJ Bailey Herbert Dupuy, A. f. FAINTER James NJ
schoonmaker Henry Wise and ID. L. Wilson be added as
ranressntiug the Ptsbnrg and Lake Erie Railway oil
which corporation they now acting as diree!ors IN
the ight OF thi. order John Daze, representing the
nialntif amended his bill by withdrawing tne second
nrayer which was that the trust deed De declared nun
p yaiI as contrary 10 law The Court then ordered
thai the deie ndans make answer within twenty dny
LANES Reed OF Knox Reed, regards thls as prehH-
nary victory for his client MI. vanderbilt
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RoopLERs FOUND GUILTY IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, June Is (SpeeiaD.-In the case OF "aruen
McGarigle and Engineer Mcdonald Judge Shepard I'M
shed reading his charge at 955 a. m and the jury I'm
medatey retired shortly after O'clock they returned
TO the courtroom ald the foreman announcer .na' '
had found the defendants guilty and fixed their punish
ont At three years m the penitentiary The deien-
dants their counsel and friends were dumofounded.
They had hoped for acqatta and were confident 'ha'
the worst would be a misria. Arguments were Degun
as 10 whether the prisoners should be admitted 10 DALI
pending the decision of the court Ill 'he 'uo''n '0i
new trial. . ~, !, .,,., ,,, +ba noxt
GRAND iuryp said q member Of the prosecution this
morning II do not wish you TO uss my name, az II
Tuight look ~ though was boastnG
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KNIGHTS REFUSING TO PAY ASSESSMENTS.

KNIGHTS REFUSING TO PAY ASSESSMENTS.
uIDgIPIIIA June 1s-An ominous howl OF dissatis-
faction has Just been raised by the knights OF Labor
against their general officers by reason OF the ceept
this week OF new secret circular from the general head
quarters In this city demanding the payment OF special
assessment OF twenty-five cents n head within twenty
DAYS on penalty OF expulsion from the oruer
Tho circular is being mailed TO all the local
assemblies which have not yet paid the assessment
., Nov.uber and the number OF these assemblies Ia
sa,d IN he inward OF 1000 onethrd OF the member
,n ~ the order 50 far as he ascertained here tho
dispostion on the part OF the Knights To refuse
~ This tax on the ground that the demand Is uncon-
stiiuiiopal and the assemblies are Impoverished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-19
MOVEMENTS OF THE NORTH ATLANTIC FLEET

.fOVEMENTS OF THE NORTH ATLANTIC FLEET
NEw-LoNDoN, June Is tspeciap The North Atlantic
ouadron composed of the Richmond, flagship, Captain
Robert BOYD Galena, Commander c. NJ. Ches-
ter; Ossipee Commander William Bainbridge Hoh ;
and Yantic Commander Francis NJ. Gresn arrived this
afternoon and moorcd alongside the Government wharf
at the naval station The squadron Is under command OF
Rear Admiral stephen b. Luce. and sailed from New
Haven Conn.,, this morning. While In the Sound the
Osslpee sighted, coming from Norfolk, va' where
h ha ,se, inspeeed by the Naval Board OF Inspection
and survey and join the fleet Tne ships viii
remain here until Monday morning and then proceed 10
ardiner Raw across the sound In order have some
extensive target practice with great guns anu small
arms The cruise of the squadron VIII extend as
far as UalitaA
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RAILRO1D INTERESTS.
CRUDE OIL AS LOCOMOTIVE FUEL.

IKIIJF VIII No I1VNN'I''II VI T UT"
PfrTsBURa, June lS-Ihe first train that ever ran
or attemptod TO run west Of the Aleglany Mountains
with crude petroleum the only fuel In the loco
motive tender and Grebox was tho man tram wesO
on the Pennsylvania Railroad that arrived In th's
city last night. 1t came through from Altoona on
time and 1t came without stick OF timber or
scuttlo OF coal TO make steam for its motor Ihoro
was entire uniformity of heat In the hrc-ooN' "i'houo
onv stodng to make 1t. Tho pipes from the 200
,oito,s ~ crude oil I'm tank in the tender did tho
business Tho experiment was complete success.
splendid time made and there was no ~ annoy i nc
eynross lett this morning for the East with the same
locomotive and fuel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-19
THE BURNING or THE CHAMPLAIM

THE LOSS OF LIFE PLACED AT TwENTY-rwo-Ex-
PERIENCEs or PASSENGERS.
CHICAGO June 1s.-A full and complete list OF the VIC
tins OF the burning OF the Champain is as fol-
lows
Flax Nj and Mrs, of HarbOr sprinss
HARTLEY JAcK-
LUCAS Captain. of Petoskey.
RUSSELL, c. H. of Jackson. Mich.
wLS %Lsiss EDWARD, cabin passenger. of Madison Wis
%n'ET 6ESsSE Gg9s g, sisWs9s 81 wsnTsee sesn
HOSPITAL SURGEON of Fort Mackinsw and
FouR DEcKHASDs Indians
THE SECOND COOK.
Tweutytwo lives were lost in ALL and thrtyseven were
saved. - w..
RUSSELL Brennan Hartley. wilkins wilkes wrsley and
the 6reman have been recovered. large amount OF
freight and four valuable horses were lost The bodies
OF the dead have been packed in ice here and await the
orders OF friends.
Captain Casey says that within ten minutes from the
time the fire broke the boatwas names The captain
raye lowering the feboas and headed
for Pishermans Island. She grounded mile from
shore however and the passengers were rorced INTO te
water many OF them in their excitement jumping over
hoard The books were lost. The clerk Henry Burham
died of exhaustion after being picked up and IL Is DOUBT
full II complete list OF the lost will ever he secured
Miss Ella Wilson, OF Pctoskey she retired ABOUT
10 o'clock and was aroused by lady who said the boat
was afre She went aft but came back and reached
the bow, where she let down by ropes into the
wafer She saw gentleman clasp his little son In his
arms and Jump OVERHEARD Both sank and were not seen
agnin Miss Wilson and male companion noated ior
some time and finally reached piece OF wreck, 10 which
they clung until rescued by Captain Casey; ,. ,,,
W. b. Albright, of Chicago heard shrek ABOUT MD
night Il was the cry Of the scorched engineer. ne
nokod after the safety OF lady passengers and
then with Mr. Russell, OF Jackson Mich. Jumped into
the water and struck for shore Mr. Russell became
chilled and discouraged and started back Albright saw
no more OF his companion until lie discovered his dead
body on tho beach. Albright was rescued aIter Two
hours though he would have been left to his fate mad
not friend recognized his voice and insisted upon ms
being taken aboard boat which was even then loaded
to the waters edge .-,..
The survivors speak in high terms OF the GOODNESS
bravery and gallant conduct OF Captain Casey and his
crgW
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orrrRPt TIOy AT VALLEY FORGE.

pp,nrxc. June Is.-About eight thousand persons
,,c,n.ted to-day on the historic battlefield OF Valley
ror in the celebration of that place The celebration
held under the auspices of the Patriotic Order sons
Of America washington's old headquarters were sa'V
decorated business meeting was held, at whicn henry
stager Of Philadelphia presided, aud addresses were
made by Congressman Brumm and Curtin and otners ,
Nntional salute of hrtye guns was gwen auo tno
ceremonies also included the singing OF patrotlc
and anthems by chorus OF hundred voices, exniD
,,nu dr,iis thirty hands OF music the ground
Gonerrss will be asked for appropriation to mako the
historic battlefield National park
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o.rrtyr RrSCUE FROM A SINKING VESSEL


BAL1MoR June lS.-Captain Flowers OF the schooner
william IT, Hines which arrived at this port today from
Ersutbera repors that they encountered terrific hurr
cane on Iune 10 little north OF Hatteras. After IL was
over they fell In with the schooner Alice Hearn of Pha
delpha, lumber Laden from Kings Ferry, Fla' which
was waterogged and fast breaking In the heavy sea-
She had on board eleven persons all told-the captain
aud his daughter aged twenty, and two aged ten
and six and q crew OF seven lie adds g We ionid
these ali hudded together top OF the cabin with Dus
iittIe food They had been In this perous situation 0r
thirtysix hours We rescued the party under great o
cultes as a heavy sea running at the tiine'
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NEW REGIMENTS FOR THE FRENCH ARMY.

PARIS June lS.-General Ferron. Minister of War, will
submit TO the Chamber OF Deputies project for the
creation of four new cavalry regiments. eighteen
Infantry regiments aud for the increase or the effective
strength OF companies OF the present regiments
The Chamber OF Deputies to-day passed the first clause
of the Army bill 1t declares 10 he the duty OF every
Frenchman to perform military service .
NJ do Mahy has Withdrawn his resignation as president
OF the Army Committee.
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crrryDr OF UIIE RTTTFD WOMAN

PoUGnKEEPsIE, June 1s(Speciab-Mrs. Joseph smailey
half witted woman, and her husband, drunken Druto
who had repeatedly whipped her in the most oruta
manner were to-day walking on the highway near the
Ncw-York and New England Railroad Turning suu
denly the demeDted woman saw . train approacnihs
when she ran down track In front OF the engne
her husband starting afc her. Both were struck anu
horribly manged There Is no doubt but that she meant
10 kill herself Smalley intoxicated at the une.
Coroner OrInsbee held the Inquest verdict OF suiede
being re udcred in the case OF the wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-19
FLOODS IN HUNGARY sUBsIDING.

PEsTH June ls.-The floods in Hungary are subsiding
The towns OF Mako and vssarhey out OF danger
II the present dry weather continues the water In the
flooded districts will be gone in six weeks There Is
great distress among tho inhabitants OF the Inundated
regions and there danger OF fever arising from decay
ing vegetable left by the floods Fifteen hundred
farmers totally ruined. and the entire damage es
tmated at SJ,0OO,0O0
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CHANGINa THE NAMES or MoUNTAIYs

OTTAWA, June Is.-An order in Council has been
passed declaring that unauthorized and inappropriate
names have given natural features In the North
west and the nve OF the Rocky Mountain peaks
changed follows BOUNDARY Peak to Popes IsaE'
after the Minister OF Railways; Mount Hermit TO Mount
Tupper after the Minister OF Finance Mount carroll 70
Mount Macdonald after the Premier; Mount cunning
ham 10 Mount Mackenzie after tho exPremier and an
unnamed mountain 10 be called Mount MACPHERSON.
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opr suovrILERs NOT SATISFIED.

CLEVELAND June Is (Spsciab.-The New-York Penn
syivaus and Ohio shovellers will not go 10 WORK
even for 81 day, for which they struck The railroad
company did directly consent to pay the men the
n,ice ,hcy demanded put made a contract with Elijah
smith BY which lie do the work with authority 10
pay tho men ~ day. The do not ike the arrange
hut want direct concessions from the company
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Er0HrY- THREE APPLICA rTONS FOR DIvORCE'
CHICAGO, June Is (SpeeiaD-Judges Harkerek Gar
nett and Jameson to-day heard eighty-three apphca-
tons for divorce from mismated wives and husbands
VINO were deferred by the warm weather from un
the ordeal OF the close courtroom III search oi
freedom from domestic ties.
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FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

MARsEILLEs June ls.-Parmegiani, an Italian Social
lat has been Ipeed from France by the authorities
vienna June ls-The annual international seed grain
market will be held In this city on August 20 ana 80
GIAsGow June ls-The steamship Alcides sailed from
the CLYDE for New York having on board twenty-five
champion draught stations. including Gsirnbrogie hier
which has every prize here.
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IREx BEATEN BY The THISTLE

LONDON. June 1s-The race between the Inistie anu
Ircx. arranged By tho Mcrsey Yacht Club TOOK place
day. and the Thistle added another to her OF victories
A Aying start was made from New Brighton at lo:oo
o'clock this morning. and the rex soon had slight icad
light southwest wind blowing The Thistle gained
on the Irex and forged ahead Tho lrex was never
the Thistle still stole away and crossed the winning hc
several miles ahead Of the Irex The Thistle hnsneo ~
6:44
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nAsKETMAKERs STRIKE FOR HIGHER PAY.

PyrrgsBrRG. June Is (Spccilb.-rhe boys and girls
empoyed as operatives at the berrybasket factory OF
Gcorge Brown & CO.. who being paid 40 cents per
hundred struck this morning for an Increase OF 10 cents
n, the hundred and their demands not being acceded TO-
anil work Tasrm ships large quanties OF their nshots
10 the Northern markets
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BARON sELLIEREs RELEASE NOT DEMANDED

BARON SELLIERES RELEASE MOI DEhANDID
PARIS, June ls.-It has transpired that the united
Minister has not demanded the release by the
French Government OF Baron Raymond selliere' VINO
was recently placed in unatc asylum by his relatives
Mr. McLane merely presented two American friends who
had asked Baron Sclliere. ono OF the sehemen
who desired TO the Baron is a doctor.
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THE cOtINTEss WENT OFF WITH A vIsCOUNT

PARIS June Is.-The with whom the Countess
Campos left France Is the Viseount Delaour Garboeuf.
The pair went TO Antwerp and will go from there TO
England where they will be married The Countess has
written TO the newspapers saying that her object In run
ming off with the was her release from
her oppressors and regain her liberty The fortune
OF the Countess Is estimated at 81, 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-19
A1sAr1ANs CONVICTED OF HIGH TREASON

BERLIS June ls.-The trial at Lepsc OF the Alsatans
charged with high resulted in the conviction OF
five OF the prisoners Koechlin and Clandon were each
sentenced 10 detention for year In fortress, Bleich
and schfmachcr aud Frapp To one year and
half The other prisoners Jordan BEL Freund and
Uumbert were acquitted.
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sUJOTDE OFA WEALTHY LAND OWNER.

REApSo, June Is (SpecaD. Samuel Roger, prominent
aud wealthy citizen of Myerstown. committed suicide
this afternoon by cutting his throat from ear to ear IN
his horse stable. He had been acting strangely or sew
sra daya He owns three OF nest farms In ixoanou
County alarge stone quarry, and worth about Ssoooo
u cash-
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PETER TROY SILL IN PRISON.

DUBLIN. June Is. Peter Troy. the passenger on inc
steamship Adratic who was arrested at Queenstown on
suspicion OF bringing explosives from New York. put
who claims that the contents OF the box taken from MN
are toy rockets stil confined In prison Experts de-
eAe 70 certify that tie explosives are NOT dangerous
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1r.nrNa THE JryBuEE YACHT RACE.

LONDON, June 1s.-The yacht Genesta when Is
one of tho contestants the jubilee race around the
British Isles passed Wick. Scotland to-day She was
leading In the race . , ,r, ant.
The Cenesta passed Wick, Scotland at O'Clock tnis
afternoon The sleuthh0und passed the anne place AZ
this evening The Genesta had passed Pentlaud Firth
and rounding Dunnet Head at 10 ocIeeS r,chs nSe
wind was light and fog prevailing. The yacht
voIanvent was sigalled two miles of Wick at 1000 ths
evening.